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Beyond the Door With No Knob
by Stephen Hobbs
144 pages
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Tales of the weird and uncanny
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Category: Fiction:Mystery
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About the Book
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From the joy of finding a lost love to being trapped within a formidable piece of rock called anvil.
A moment lost in time to a time lost in a moment. A strange family of mutants to a homecoming offset by a home going.
Within these pages are unbelievable stories but once read become feasible in a weird sometimes morbid method of conclusion.
Stories of moral ethics intertwined with no ethical morals.
Tales to drive one mad in a tragic way but tragic in a humorist bone chilling reflection of what things are unseen before our eyes could be just a blinking of the eyes away behind a mental veil.
Read with care and caution unless you become tangled as so many others. Halfway between what is possible and could be a placebo of reality.
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About the Author |
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Born on an Easter morning the author is the only son of six siblings. The third child as a thorn between roses grew to become individualistic in nature more so in the art of survival then choice. Words from a mind fertile in the uncanny reflecting a self portrait. |
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